It isn't right to hate addicts but it is right to judge their actions.
Ever heard of drug testing?
Ever heard of getting caught for using drugs?
Those people are getting kicked out of the welfare system. Everything I have said is a fact.
I do believe that help should be available to people with eating disorders just like rehab .
I don't think they should be hated or called names but if the take up two seats on a plane they should pay for two seats.
I don't feel that the obese are entitled to have motor carts to haul them around and over sized anything unless at their own expense.
Here is the first excersize I recommend to anyone with body issues.
Get some lotion and rub it over your entire body.
Make sure that you do not express any negative thought or call yourself hurtful names or put down any body parts. Do not criticize your body or any areas of need. Give complete love and acceptance to all of your physical self.
Repeat allowed. I am lovely and beautiful.
Any ares of need ( improving areas) rub with the lotion and say my tummy is beautiful. My thighs are beautiful. My bottom is shapely and perfect. I love my body.
Your body will respond and if you can learn to stop loathing your body or improving areas then you can start to create what you want for your body.
It is sort of like The Secret. You can watch it and apply it to this excersize.
Learn to stop all insults to yourself.
Some examples are anything that would be cruel or rude if someone else said it. It is the same to your body when you do it .
These internal voices have to learn to be loving and accepting .
Your body hears what you say to it and responds accordingly.
I haven't been doing body image counseling very much in a while and sell body care products and my aroma therapy products. I teach doctors about herbs.
I know I repeat when I write and need to learn editing but I am trying.
The workshops that I created are taught in the US.
Here is a link for more info on learning to love yourself and making peace with your body.
Body image, emotional eating, eating disorders: Body Beloved